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The Chicago Bears sound like they're already trying to create a reunion with Khalil Mack, according to Adam Schefter's latest.

ESPN reporter Adam Schefter suggested during an NFL broadcast segment that the Chicago Bears could pursue a trade reunion with Los Angeles Chargers pass rusher Khalil Mack ahead of the November 10 trade deadline. Discussing potential trade targets, Schefter noted that observers have to wonder if the Bears will keep calling about acquiring the veteran defender.
Ryan Heckman argues that Schefter's phrasing implies general manager Ryan Poles may have already reached out regarding a trade deal. Heckman writes that adding Mack would significantly boost Chicago's defensive front and provide vital support to a struggling secondary as the Bears target a playoff run.
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